Chhath Puja: These are the 5 most famous Chhath Ghats not only in Bihar but in India, a must visit once..

Chhath Puja 2025: Celebrated six days after Diwali, Chhath is not just a festival. It symbolizes faith, devotion, and self-control. This year, the festival will begin on October 25th and conclude on October 28th. This festival symbolizes the worship of the Sun God and Chhathi Maiya, with four days of fasting, bathing, worship, and offering of arghya (water offerings). Originating in Bihar, Jharkhand, and eastern Uttar Pradesh, this festival is now celebrated in every corner of the country, where a unique confluence of traditions is witnessed. If you want to witness the grand spectacle of Chhath Puja 2025 this year, be sure to visit the major and famous ghats of India, where faith and nature meet.

Sun Ghat, Gaya (Bihar)
Sun Ghat in Gaya is considered one of the most sacred sites for Chhath Puja. Located on the banks of the Phalgu River, this ghat is thronged with devotees. Thousands of devotees offer arghya to the setting and rising sun. The calm flowing river, floating lamps, and resonant hymns fill this place with a spiritual atmosphere. It's a must-visit.

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Adalat Ghat, Varanasi (Uttar Pradesh)
In the spiritual city of Varanasi, Adalat Ghat offers a unique Chhath Puja atmosphere. Devotees offer prayers to the Sun God by offering Arghya on the banks of the Ganges. The confluence of Varanasi's ancient traditions and Chhath Puja here offers a truly spiritual experience.

Yamuna Ghat, Delhi
The Yamuna Ghat in Delhi, the capital of the country, is a major center for Chhath Puja. Thousands of devotees gather here before sunrise and perform the traditional puja. If you want to experience a glimpse of tradition in a modern city, this ghat is the perfect place. The Delhi government makes excellent arrangements here every year.

Suvarnarekha Ghat, Jamshedpur (Jharkhand)
Located on the banks of the Suvarnarekha River, this ghat in Jamshedpur is known for its serene atmosphere and natural beauty. Local families participate in Chhath Puja here with devotion and simplicity. The flames of lamps and devotional songs amidst nature bring peace to the mind.

Rabindra Sarovar, Kolkata (West Bengal)
A large number of the city's Bihari and Purvanchali communities perform Chhath Puja at Kolkata's Rabindra Sarovar. Hundreds of lamps are lit on the lake's banks and devotees offer prayers to the Sun God. Even amidst urban life, a beautiful blend of faith and peace can be seen here.

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